'It's good to see that Google hasn't entirely given up on cloud gaming,' adds Forbes. To begin with, this feature will be compatible with GeForce Now and the Play Store. You'll then be able to load up the game with a single click. through the Everything Button), you'll see where it is available. If you search for a game in the launcher (i.e. Meanwhile, it could be pretty easy for you to find and start playing games on these services through ChromeOS.

Additionally, these Chromebooks will come with three-month trials for both the GeForce Now RTX 3080 tier and Amazon Luna. You'll also be able to install Xbox Cloud Gaming as a web app on your Chromebook. That enables cloud gaming at 120 fps at a resolution of 1600p on these systems, which come with the GeForce Now app preinstalled. In the latter case, Google worked with NVIDIA to ensure these Chromebooks support GeForce Now's highest RTX 3080 tier. For one thing, the devices will support Xbox Cloud Gaming, Amazon Luna and NVIDIA GeForce Now. Google is bringing some neat cloud gaming features to these Chromebooks. Google notes that's 'console-class' input latency. You should get input latency of under 85 ms as well. All three laptops were benchmarked by GameBench to ensure that they're capable of running games at 120 frames per second at 1080p resolution.

Subject to availability, you may get a SteelSeries Rival 3 gaming mouse at no extra cost if you pick up one of these Chromebooks. Forbes reports: Google says the Acer Chromebook 516 GE, ASUS Chromebook Vibe CX55 Flip and Lenovo Ideapad Gaming Chromebook all have refresh rates of at least 120Hz, displays with up to 1600p resolution, immersive audio and, critically for cloud gaming, WiFi 6 or 6E connectivity. Google has announced what it's calling ' the world's first laptops built for cloud gaming,' less than two weeks after announcing plans to shut down Stadia.

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